Laurisse Sulty

Born in Paris, France, Laurisse started dancing at age five. Growing up she competed in many dance competitions and received first place on several occasions at the France Jazz Championship. These experiences eventually led her to join the International Dance Academy of Paris following high school. In parallel with her schooling, Laurisse made her television debut by performing with Major Lazer at the NRJ Music Awards and as a backup dancer for the production of France Got Talent for three consecutive years. In 2016 she performed in the musical The Three Musketeers, choreographed by Yaman (Madonna) with a pole dance and straps dance act. The same year she was a recurrent dancer for the Just Dance video game edited by Ubisoft. In 2017, she moved to Las Vegas after signing a contract with the renowned Cirque Du Soleil and performed full time at Mystere. After a year and a half she decide to move back to France to take part in the creation of Le Petit Prince, directed and choreographed by Anne Tournié where she played the lead female dancer role of the Rose. In 2019 she was selected to be part of the Asian tour of the musical Notre Dame de Paris and performed in China, Russia and Taiwan. Most recently she was part of Apéro Show directed by Wolfpack production in Las Vegas where she performed a solo pole dance act.